Senior Advocate Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya is making history in the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) presidential election.As of 9:00 p.m., she has secured 10,554 votes (46.16% of counted ballots), widening her lead over challenger Lateef Akangbe (7,020 votes) and Aare Olumuyiwa Akinboro (5,289 votes).This marks a significant jump in her advantage compared to earlier results.The NBA, founded in 1933, has never had a female president, making Badejo-Okusanya's bid a landmark moment.Her victory would break decades of male-dominated leadership in Nigeria's legal sector.While the final results are yet to be declared, the updated tally shows she's gaining more support as votes continue to be counted.The election comes after a cyberattack delayed the process, adding to the significance of her campaign.Badejo-Okusanya's potential win could inspire more women in Nigerian politics and law, reshaping the association's future.